I'm mostly fine with how my nose looks at rest and don't want to risk altering that for the worse. I know it's normal for a nose to look wider when smiling, but in my case, the way it flares really disrupts the overall balance of my face
I had a rhino 9 months ago and rverything seemed good. Some time after 6 months, the tip starting looking crooked, like pulled over to one side. My nose was straight before surgery. My bridge looks okay but the tip is my concern. Im wondering if its a new underlying structural issue or if its weird healing, or scar tissue formation... what are my options?
I got a rhinoplasty with alarplasty about 6 months ago. I am regretting it so much especially the alarplasty because it doesnt suit my features at all. My nose looks strange when i smile. Its too upturned and my infratip lobule and columella is too flat. The nose itself is pretty but not on me. How do i fix this? Can it be fixed without surgery? Can filler be put in the infratip lobule and columella to round it out? if i do surgery, is it possible to do just minor tip revision surgery or a full revision need to be done? thank you
My nose is a little big and the bridge is low. I'm considering about rhinoplasty so would like to know if the procedure will affect people's ability to do freediving and scuba diving which the nose has to be pinched a lot to do equalization when diving deeper. Thank you !
I had a perfect straight nose until I wasnt looking where I was going a week ago and ran into a glass window. I had a nosebleed and a bump on my nose ridge, so I iced it when I got back home and its been here for 7 days. Its less prominent and hurts less and I dont have any breathing problems, but I really want it off. Should I continue waiting or is there a way to fix this? Thanks!
I got a nose thread lift in March and my body rejected the threads. It wasnt until July all the threads came out. I started looking into rhinoplasty and the different materials used (silicone, autologous rib, cadaver rib and diced rib cartilage) but Im wondering since my body rejected PDO threads, if I should avoid rhinoplasty altogether. Context, I have a low bridge and droopy nose, I was looking into getting a higher bridge and upturned nose. Is the chance of rejection higher?
I have an upturned short nose and am seeking a rhinoplasty that prolongs the nose. One doctor recommends using ear catilage for bringing down the nasal margins and rib cartilage for building up the nose tip, and another suggests making an internal incision in the nostril and using extra skin to bring down the sides of the nose without using cartilage material. I'm now confused which plan I should go for, and how to address the nasal asymmetry in line with the asymmetrical face as a whole.